State parks and forests update reshapes camping and fees
The DNR announces changes to park rules and new camping areas in Willow River, Lake Wissota, Council Grounds, and other sites. Nonresident admission fees apply while resident rates stay the same. parks open at 6 am. fishing extends beyond closing for anglers. motorboats banned at Devil's Lake. new bathhouses and facilities planned, with specifics at offices. Milton Reinke urges careful use to preserve natural beauty.
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Tennis factions sign a truce and return to major courts
World tennis leaders reach a peace formula ending nine months of fights over money. Pros like Rod Laver and Arthur Ashe could play Davis Cup if nations admit them. Lamar Hunt vows four months of major events totaling 1.25 million dollars in prize money with ILTF sanction fees, while ILTF runs the rest. In baseball, Lee May of the Astros was intentionally walked. Watson’s double for the Cubs won. Grabbing 35 rebounds, Tom Washington sets ABA playoff mark.
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Wednesday Baseball Results Mixed Scores From Early Action
A recap of recent pro baseball scores shows Minnesota edging Boston 3 1 and California beating Milwaukee 3 1. Chicago topped Cleveland 7 5 in 10 innings, New York defeated Oakland 4 2, Detroit won 8 1 over Texas, and Kansas City beat Baltimore 5 3 with several late details. Thursday and Friday schedules note no games or listed matchups, including Minnesota at New York and Chicago at Detroit with Oakland at Milwaukee and Cleveland at Kansas City among others.
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Knicks ride Lucas bombs to 114 92 win in game one
The Knicks overwhelmed the Lakers 114 92 as Jerry Lucas erupted with long range shots. Bill Bradley added 29 points while Lucas scored 26 and led the first half surge.Wilt Chamberlain, Dave DeBusschere and Gail Goodrich paced their teams as L A struggled to find rhythm. The series continues Sunday with national TV coverage.
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Two SLL golf teams tie in nonconference action
In a series of SSL golf matches, Brodhead and Beloit Turner along with New Glarus tied for medalist with 41s at Decatur Lake. Brodie golfers led with Thompson 41 Curl 41 Horb 43 Nipple 47. Turner’s Janssen 41 Hutchinson 42, Caldwell 46, and others followed. At Mt Horeb Golf Bowl New Glarus and Mt Horeb both had 41s as medalists. Mt Horeb’s Albert 41 Skaler 42 Lyons 47 Post 49. New Glarus and Mt Horeb results list multiple players with 41s. SSL resumes Friday at Mt Horeb with Barneveld Monticello New Glarus. three rounds postponed to May 8. Standings after one round show Pecatonica 4, Barneveld 0, New Glarus 0, Brodhead 2, and Holy Name, Monticello with unclear figures.
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Hilanders Dominate SLL Track Meets with Quadruple Wins
Holy Name stacks 130 points in quadrangular, toppling Brodhead Monticello and Barneveld as Belleville leads New Glarus meet with 117. Pecatonica edges in dual 71 to 54 with Kapke named outstanding. Notable wins include Fuerbringer and Scherdell sweeping events, Storkson triple wins for Belleville, and Erickson double wins for Argyle.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Batting and Pitching Lists
The box shows leaders in batting and pitching for the American and National Leagues. Tolan Cin leads NL batting with .465 and 17 hits. Carlton Phi tops NL strikeouts with 24. Darwin Min leads AL batting with 433, Darwin also has 4 home runs, D Allen Chi 3.
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Nick Herbst Shullsburg Miners edge Monroe in nine run game
Shullsburg pitcher hitter Nick Herbst starred with three hits four at bats two runs and five RBIs to lead the Miners to an 82 win over Monroe on the MHL diamond. Herbst struck out nine while allowing four hits, and Roger Gill homered as Shullsburg jumped to a quick lead. Monroe struggled with Rick Rufenacht on the mound and fell to 0 1 on the season.
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Monroe nets edge Madison East in tennis dual
Monroe defeats Madison East 54 in a Badger Conference dual at Recreation Park. Dan Mitchell helped with two wins including the decisive doubles 10 3, as Dan Stormont, Paul Stiles, and Dave Roethe won key singles, while East claimed No. 5 and No. 6 singles and two doubles. Monroe, coached by Jim Bartholf, eyes a big match at Monona Grove Friday.
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New York Leads NBA Finals as 114 92 Win Looms
In a playoff update the New York Knicks defeated Los Angeles 114 to 92 to take a 2 0 lead in the best of seven series while other NBA ABA and college results show New York 118 Virginia 107 tied series Indiana 105 Utah 98 tied series and a $3 game noted. Prep baseball and golf results list numerous small matches and player scores across schools including Brodhead Beloit Turner Mt Horeb New Glarus and Holy Name with varied scores and standings.
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Marquette signs Nicolet big man Craig Butrym
Craig Butrym a 6-foot-11 center from Glendale Nicolet High School and honorable mention AP all Wisconsin recruit has accepted a Marquette University scholarship. He led Nicolet to the Bravesand Conference Crown with 18.8 points and 15 rebounds per game, up from 6.8 points prior season. Marquette coach Al McGuire praised his potential.
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Bart Starr could become NFL free agent Sunday
Milwaukee AP report says Bart Starr did not sign a 1971 contract with the Green Bay Packers and will be free to negotiate with other NFL clubs if terms are not reached by midnight Sunday. Coach Dan Devine described Starr as among a small unsigned group and expressed confidence Starr will sign. Negotiations with one or two of the unsigned players could be critical.
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